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The Peopling of British North America?
Voyagers to the West?
One way I have found college level studies is to look at the reading lists for graduate courses of study, which some of the major universities put online. There are also reading lists online that are categorized by subject matter and not necessarily associated with a particular course.
I would try researching reading lists associated with "Atlantic World" history, which is sure to have books of the type you're searching for. Perhaps by Greene, Pestana, Hall, Canny, Armitage,Bailyn, etc. There are lots of authors/historians working in this field.
. A big chunk of my graduate work was done in Atlantic World, but I'm blanking on a title such as you suggest.
Edit: "online" not "nonlinear"
Voyagers to the West?
One way I have found college level studies is to look at the reading lists for graduate courses of study, which some of the major universities put online. There are also reading lists online that are categorized by subject matter and not necessarily associated with a particular course.
I would try researching reading lists associated with "Atlantic World" history, which is sure to have books of the type you're searching for. Perhaps by Greene, Pestana, Hall, Canny, Armitage,Bailyn, etc. There are lots of authors/historians working in this field.
. A big chunk of my graduate work was done in Atlantic World, but I'm blanking on a title such as you suggest.
Edit: "online" not "nonlinear"
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